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Agreed. But I was talking more from a standpoint of a developer. He/she needs to be clear on what is to be developed and TDD helps to get this clarity.
The specification and requirements have their own unique place.
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Ok Got it so you will create an empty function. I was thinking how come anyone test something without creating nothing. 😄
Suppose i am working in a company were they need to ship a product within 3 months. Writing TDD will cost time.
TDD can prevent bugs. But what other value does
TDDgives ?TDD provides clarity of requirements. One needs to understand the project or a part of project thoroughly before starting deployment.
For me this is even bigger advantage than preventing bugs.
I have seen a lot of developers of dive code first and then think about the architecture, refactoring etc. By the time it's too late.
Clarity of requirements should be provided by the specification and design documents, not by code, not even by test code.
Agreed. But I was talking more from a standpoint of a developer. He/she needs to be clear on what is to be developed and TDD helps to get this clarity.
The specification and requirements have their own unique place.